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🎉My first SNe-driven turbulence paper is on the arXiv!

Jan 16, 2025·
James R. Beattie
James R. Beattie
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Last updated on Jan 16, 2025
Publication Supernova-Driven Turbulence Interstellar Medium
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James R. Beattie
Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Princeton / CITA
← 🎉Congrats Neco Kriel🎉 (ANU) -- student-led study published on the supersonic turbulent dynamo! Jan 31, 2025
Off to Lyon and Chateau de Goutelas Sep 21, 2024 →

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